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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following does Lea NOT realize?
(a) Cheri is married.
(b) Cheri will no longer be in Lea's life.
(c) Cheri has grown up.
(d) Cheri is in love with her.

2. Lea reminisces about a summer she spent with Cheri in ______________.
(a) Monte Carlo.
(b) Provence.
(c) Normandy.
(d) Rome.

3. Who is the main character?
(a) Cheri.
(b) Chanteuse.
(c) Lea.
(d) Charlotte.

4. On what matter does Cheri make all the decisions in the marriage?
(a) Social engagements.
(b) Family responsibilities.
(c) Religious beliefs.
(d) Household and estate.

5. What jewelry does Edmee wear that causes Cheri to become upset?
(a) Sapphire ring.
(b) Pearl necklace.
(c) Jade bracelet.
(d) Diamond earrings.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Cheri do instead of returning home the next day?

2. What does Patron teach Cheri to do?

3. How does Lea know Patron?

4. What about Cheri is particularly frustrating for Edmee at this point?

5. Who does Cheri encounter at the restaurant?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Lea have such a marked reaction to the garden party and what does she do as a result?

2. What does Lea recall about summers spent with Cheri?

3. Why are Cheri and Edmee at odds over the state of their marriage?

4. How do Lea and Cheri differ in terms of their purpose and ways to find fulfillment in their lives?

5. What could be another reason that Lea is so repulsed by Lili and her young companion?

6. What appointment does Lea remind Cheri that he must keep?

7. What is Cheri's reaction when he returns from his honeymoon and learns of Lea's trip away from Paris?

8. What does Lea do in order to get any news about Cheri while he is on his honeymoon?

9. How does the relationship between Lea and Cheri begin?

10. Describe the scene in which Cheri finds Edmee going through his personal papers.

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